Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 5 March 1920 — Page 7

Friday. Man-h 1920.

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Extra Special Sale On Fruits and Vegetables

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1 Car Fancy Round White Michigan Potatoes, per bu.$3.49 Apples Jonathan. eilow Newtons, Greenings, Willow Twigs, per bushel $2.75, $3.00 and $3.25 Oranges, Navels, per dozen 30c-60c Lemons, per dozen 35c Eggs, Strictly Fresh, per dozen 54c Iceberg Head Lettuce, 3 for ...25c Fresh Tomatoes, per ib 20c Green Onions, 2 bunches 15c Cauliflower, per head 20-25c Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs 25c Spinach, 2 lbs 25c Leaf Lettuce, per box 35c Celery, 2 stalks for 25c Ripe Bananas, per dozen r 30c Yellow Turnips 10 lbs 35c White lurnips and Parsnips, lb 7c New Cabbage, per ib 7c

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613 CHICAGO AVE., EAST CHICAGO, IND. Phone 1343 For FREE Delivery FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY.

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I ii 'hii-ituo on Tuesday iiml Wedn. ! day of this, wfk, at conff rmi'r .0' t to) j t ml, atrial Hnrki-rs ot th Middle V -st vioi. 1,1 was- mir of the sneakers. I A "hid for it tlox-ript ion of lus trip, i Mr. Dickson 5rt.nl: "As Usual, I nm

I rry Riail to Ret back to limy. 1 am ! proud to be a rf.-ulent of tins gi -;it t L-r.y. No matter where on.- the mention of tin i ii y of limy t.p-i,s I lia .oiix' soit of a ntjRt'- "ffoi't ant

ioik., crowd around ami want to kno-.v all ,1'mi'l thr Steel illy ami how ovety ti inn is g.ir.K. Al y trip took me through nine sta.!e fot to mention the District ot .t";nh;,i. ami 1 a w for tlie first tiiim ini'ir r-.n fine sr-ii''i espe(-iaity between I 'i ! i - t 1 1 ri.; '; i Htnl W a -shi n t on. iross.nt; tin Uej;haeny m'miit.iins fir. I alot.s the t K-1 a wa re nvo Let vvren Ti niton ami Manuka niuiik. '.tii'lKiiHi fr.-in the i-onfiMii.. - I ni-fnl-(l tl-e . A! . . A. i- ilnt

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pareniet,t li'finnini! ivith Mnrcb Its', lo the following aniounl.t: flitef of p..li.-e. $2.riti, I.-,k Scis-arit $!'.il4: I'atrol S'-i tr-aut, $2..M; Tolice of ni'ire than six oioiitliH. $1.St!i; Ivlire .,!' ley than mix iii":itli-. $l.ji'i; l'.ailifT, $ ! ..MS.

HOW STOCK OPENED

ary to perul reinforeemnt of r..nno; jn(r Jh fxlluro of p!nih hour at of allied troops into "-.lu-fa i,t tpopS , rmlh j,, aroniate il i ff .rfiiooi ..! oii'l adjaeent territory. Tins ititoun-j lii-.li idual oinimft sisiim. i.?''-1 i'i-im n may he maii' on M.,ti!ay . j cKnUo! nine hi ni t ami helpera eniAdiriral J eKoret k, runinia nder of i ,,V,1 ,y thx I nited t-'lioin Maehipe -the Hritish war iui.iadroti in Turkish! Iry hrr w-tit on strike today. Tie-' waters reports cunt union 'vkm. j c,,nipaiiy ntplojei '..Jim liandk. ot thr a nni.stk-e t' l ins hy the TiitkS. j

BIG STRIKE IN i Take The Times and keep la SHOE FACTORY mht. Then youU bs sure it will

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' (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvlCEl XKW O.HK. March ' The fto.

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BABY CHICKS Order now in advance. Will deliver 25 or more. Baby Chicks Salesroom 542 HOHMAN 542 and Monon Tracks. Open Evenings. Look for Sign D. L. NEWMAN Phone Hammond 531.

market eont iniieil its vigorous advance at tlx- opening mday w h.-u advances' of fractions to ..,.1 ll:re.- points were i si or-d in N.-.ii !y my active issui. Sleel e..mmoti rn :.-4 to fiS. Dald-: w in l.o-.ni.!si . a'l'.am-efl i, to W'l ;

itiy.j "-t. Ipu'..i;c Steel i-s. t ,, :ifi :; . audi ',. I 'r in 1 h i e Steel 1 p.,ii,f Id 1 ;i 1 1-4. ' ,,,' The re a. a fuiui demand for tilt? :

she has i.'cn in ilo- paM. i iui ' -hart", M.;..,n I '--t ..Linn ad'.an-'

; pr.-en' equipmeiii consists of the ntHln l",!l!s '' s "il Pan -Am- j hnihi-iiK on I-'ifih avenue and ti. I-:, erica tt 1 r.j I. um I',- to '2. T" ; .! . K. Railroad bui!din;s at Kirlij ' m :ia n v rose "j p.otits to ISl. j Yard and Kr.ssxille. To these and the. The M.dor sha:-.- v .-i . also act iv i liroadw .ny Hut at l'.th aenne. so.n t ,, l-n, ral Motors .-. i t ifieates were ad-: ! open, and the I'olored I-;m.--: Work . m.strd to the. traditiK today and opni- j j now poiiij; on. which it is h..p.-d ui!led ;c c.,mpai.. a i t h oshnUy's

rffiii: in a lotildiiiK. Win-,, ue l;.,ri cIomhs :i .-I. dotal .Motor? ros. ! realized on ;,!! of ihe-e wr j : l he; to ,t:".. S : n de ha k . r 1 :, -S to f, ! in a ,,.w:!.mi to eive the pt,:i,. 111 .ill: and K-v-t.ee Tire 1 r.. to 53 1-4

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GET SALARY RAISE j (SPECIAL TO THE TIMES ; j WHTTIN';. lnd.. M.it-h ,',-At a mm. j ins of t( WbititiK 'ity f--nnc::. a ; iiliili.-ii was adopted increasing tin i-.-'i-j ai ies of the ir.em'ne! r- of the poh. e del" " " ' " " ' " PUBLISHED STATEMENT TRUST COMPANY.

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The public will agree with us that the only way to overcome the high cost of Hying is to economize. We never were in a better position to assist you. High rent, elaborate fixtures, impractical delivery system is something you don't pay for here.

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GROCERIES CATSUP Large bottles. Witch Brand, 2 for : 45c CORN No. 2 cans. Bee Brand, each. I2V2C TOMATOES No. 2 cans. Bee Brand. each 12l2C PUMPKIN No. 3 cans, each 12c KRAUT No. 3 cans, Smilax Brand, each I2V2C MILK Tall cans, 15c; dozen $1.75 SALMON Red. 1 2 lb- cans 17c MILK Eagle Brand Condensed, can.. 27c PEACHF.S Yellow Cling, large cans. . 31c MARSHMALLOW FLUFF (for icing), jar 27c APPLE BUTTER Heinz, large jar 49c MACARONI Zerega's Columbia brand. 3 packages 25c SPAGHETTI Zeregas's Columbia Brand. 3 packages 25c

SOAP Swift's Pride. U. S. Mail or Brag, lObars 55c

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KKSDI 'Ri'.KS Loans and Discount. $ I ! . ; 4. ..: i-ionds ami stock- ;;!. 1 1.T-" i .pip:ttn HiiiidiiiK ..-T l-urnMo:.- and Fixtures . ;: lip.'.xt Due f i..(i leml.s and Trti-:. i 'om p:i r. i es ...... L" ::'. lt i'ioIi on Hnd 4 4t.". IM asli It. ms 1 a i s a ml liiteit-si laid ins.:;., T...ii i .-out. .-S $i;?.5.oi

I.TABII-ITIKS ' "a (!' a ! S'o.-k Pn 'd "m t I mih oh-d Pi. .fits -Ai-i Itr.-ifs:. Discount and (th-r

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Pork Loins, small and lean, lb 26V2c . j Pork Butts, lean, lb 26c H -lonlrlrc email and lean lb

Beef Pot Roasts, lb 14c pj "T

Beef for Boiling, lean and tender, ib. . . . IZc Veaf Leg. fancy country veal. Ib. . . . . .2Sc 'eal Shoulder, fancy ocuntrv veal, lb. 25c

Veal Breasts with pocket, lb 24c t Corn Beef, our own cure, lb 18c '-- sm.ll H.rtc U 12l.r t'A

"'""a iivuiic, , 4Bacon, Swift's Premium, lb 48c Hams. Swift's Premium, lb 34c

Leaf Lard, Bell, lb 23c If-liot ih. -,.nd. t

Frankfurts. Oscar Mayer's, lb 22c O ;

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I j One way to avoid a springtime cold is to keep your home the proper temperai ture. The way to make sure ' of getting your money's

worm ot coal is to buy it ot us. Telephone orders receive j j prompt attention. j Pbone 58. Phone 3. The BIEKER BROS. c j FLOUR, FEED, COAL AND j ! BUILDING MATERIALS I

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VOU home lovers, think A of what a KIMBALL Player Piano means in happiness for the family. First, all members can play to their hearts content, giving expression to individuality and musical taste. For the finished pianist, the KIMBALL is a perfect piano for hand playing. Then for the children learning to play it is invaluable both as a piano and as a player. Why deny your family the great joy of a KIMBALL Player? A small payment down sends one home, a little each month pays for it. Bay KIMBALL Music Roll for the latest "HSTS" THE COLONIAL 153 A State Street HAMMOND, IND.

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WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS. ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BY 1 O'CLOCK P. M. WILL BE DELIVERED SAME DAY.

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VICTROL A WEEK BnVhten vour home this week with a Victrola. You will fmd ft one of the best investments you ever made. Everybody wants a Victrola, but without a generous supply of records you don't get the full measure of enjoyment out of it. That is why we have arranged to make the following offer this week:

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Style 4 X'ictrola and 10 double face records $ 33-.50 Style 6 Victrola and 10 double face records 43.50 Stvie 8 Victrola and 10 double face records 58.50 Style 9 Victrola and 10 double face records 78.59 Style 10 Victrola and 20 double face records. ...... 127.00 Stvie II Victrola and 20 double face records ' 147. CO

This is your opportunity to give the family a Victrola and a splendid assortment of popular records. B iy your Victrola and records together this week. It will pay you.

THfr'HOUS A, W A t. ITY

5TRAU3E BUILDING. 631 HOHMAN ST. PHONE 661.

HAMMOND.

-to Cut the High Cost of Living. It's Up to You to Save.

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Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, dozen 53c Leaf Lettuce, box 29c Fancy Picked Grape Fruit (extra large), each 7c Fancy Strawberries, box 49c Apples, 10 pounds 70c Apples, per box $3.75 and $2.25 Dry Onions, lb 6c Oranges, Washington Navels, dozen. : 30c Bananas, dozen 30c Cocoanuts, 2 for 25c Celery, per stalk 1 Oc Potatoes, bushel $3.30 Holland Red Cabbage, lb 6c Fresh Green Vegetables of All Kinds.

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